LABOUR CONFERENCE
ITAIfAN MEET'S TROUBLE
CREDENTIALS DOUBTED.
Auetraliaa and N.Z. Cable Association. GENEVA, October 30. There were lively scenes at the International Labour Conference.
M. Jouraux, the French delegate, declared that the Italian delegate did not represent the Italian workers, as he belonged to the Fascist organisation, which waa composed of both workers and employers. A number of Fascists in the pnblio gallery protested noisily. M. Jouraux refused to withdraw bis remarks, and the disturbance continued till the police ejected the interrupters. Later the validity of tho Italian delegate’s credentials was questioned, and the Conference by 63 votes to 17, upheld their validity.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11665, 1 November 1923, Page 6
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